About this collection
10,000 unique cards featuring characters from the Almasi Project, a Kenyan 2D animated series made by students & graduates at Multimedia University. In 52 episodes, Almasi & her cousins frolic all over the country, guided by a magical butterfly and a piece of seaglass.
Watch episodes 1 & 2 on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kjlLSrza8sM
Collect 10 different characters to get your name in the credits of Episode 3. People whose names are in the credits will be whitelisted to attend our super cool online launch events where the show is shown to local children for the first time. There’s a different set to collect to appear in the credits of each successive episode. Stay tuned for games, airdrops & benefits as episodes progress!
10,000 unique cards featuring characters from the Almasi Project, a Kenyan 2D animated series made by students & graduates at Multimedia University. In 52 episodes, Almasi & her cousins frolic all over the country, guided by a magical butterfly and a piece of seaglass.
Watch episodes 1 & 2 on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kjlLSrza8sM
Collect 10 different characters to get your name in the credits of Episode 3. People whose names are in the credits will be whitelisted to attend our super cool online launch events where the show is shown to local children for the first time. There’s a different set to collect to appear in the credits of each successive episode. Stay tuned for games, airdrops & benefits as episodes progress!
See something of what making the Almasi animation has taken over the years, and join us on our journey.
See Episode1: https://youtu.be/kjlLSrza8sM?si=kI6TmP0-a2G17GKg
See Episode 2: https://youtu.be/z_cj-KjOUME?si=qj7JwnARh6m10wRs&t=25
Examining their magic seaglass. One of the most technical bits to animate, done by the skilled hands of Sherald Omondi Oruko
Residents of Arabuko Sokoke forest, inland from the mangroves. Resources for the Elephants In Watamu episode. The recovered population of 200 Sokoke elephants coming to drink in the evening, 10 years after the forest was fenced to protect only 40 remaining elephants. Filmed by the research team of writer Susan Kung'u and Sherald Oruko when they went to explore the area for the series. Look at the darling baby elephants as the families greet each other! Almasi will fly among them, on her butterfly.
Ep 3 & 4 are currently planned to have the same credits list; Ep 5 will have a new set to collect to make the credits.
For Episode 1 & 2 we had fantastic 1hr launch events on a Saturday, attended by children from all over the country; schools in Nakuru & Eldoret, a wildlife club in Samburu. With funding we can expand that, sending students home with laptops & data to their local school to support them in attending. Because even sending money for bundles isn't enough to support attendance, in many areas, & the young people at the Uni love to take care of technology challenges for the next generation. If we can do it regularly, for the next 11 episodes of Season 1, we can have a drawing competition as part of the event too. Watch your contribution at work.
Here is the space the studio has at Multimedia University, and 2 of our animators. By buying our NFTs you will enable it to fill up, busy with people & machines, so we can finish Season 1.